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Next-generation sequencing and immunotherapy give bladder cancer patient hope

BY Rosalina Nieves

January 09, 2025

Meleah Foreman celebrated her 70th birthday this past year full of gratitude and hope. 

“This can sound crazy for cancer, but it's been a pleasant journey. I think it's just that safeness and trust that we have with MD Anderson.”

Meleah found out she had plasmacytoid bladder cancer in August 2019 after several urinary tract infections (UTIs). The diagnosis was a shock. Her family had recently mourned the death of both...

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Bladder cancer survivor Meleah Foreman (right) with her husband, James, in 2022

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